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E-MANUAL

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Channel Menu

Using the Channel Menu 1

Memorizing Channels 36

Other Features 41

Basic Feature

Changing the Preset Picture Mode 46

Adjusting Picture Settings 49

Changing the Picture Size 54

Changing the Picture Options 63

Using the TV with Your PC 83

Changing the Preset Sound Mode 87

Adjusting Sound Settings 89

Preference Feature

Connecting to the Network 102

Setting up the Wired Network 113

Setting up the Wireless Network 124

Managing

the Network Connected Devices 148

Setting the Time 155

Blocking Programs 166

Economical Solutions 186

Picture In Picture (PIP) 190

Using the TV

with a Keyboard and a Mouse 195

Using a Printer on the TV 202

Connecting to the TV

with a Samsung Audio Device 213

Other Features 216

Support Menu 238

Contents


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Advanced Features

Using the 3D function 260

Smart Hub 278

Customizing the Home Screen 300

Using the Samsung Apps 331

Search 341

Your Video 348

Family Story 350

Fitness 361

Kids 368

Social TV 381

Web Browser 386

Skype 412

SMART Interaction 414

Specification

for SMART Interaction 467

AllShare Play 476

Using AllShare Play

with USB Device 480

Using AllShare Play

by the DLNA Function 496 Using AllShare Play

as a social media service

or Web storage 511

My List (In AllShare Play) 517

Videos (In AllShare Play) 525

Photos (In AllShare Play) 541

Music (In AllShare Play) 557

Using the MHL function 570

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) 576


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Other Information

Troubleshooting 593

Picture (Troubleshooting) 607

Sound (Troubleshooting) 614

Antenna (Air / Cable) Connection

(Troubleshooting) 618

PC Connection (Troubleshooting) 621

Network Connection


Others (Troubleshooting) 623

3D (Troubleshooting) 633

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)


AllShare Play (Troubleshooting) 642

Smart Hub (Troubleshooting) 643

Web Browser (Troubleshooting) 645

Using the Smart Touch Control 654

Supported Subtitle

and AllShare Play file formats 685

Anti-theft Kensington Lock 694

Licenses 698

Channel Menu


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Using the Channel Menu

Channel

Channel

Using this function, you can add or

delete channels, set favorite channels,

edit the channel name for analog

broadcasts.

N The American Academy of Pediatrics

discourages television viewing for

children younger than two years of

age.

Channel Menu


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All

Shows all channels.

Added Ch.

Shows all added channels. These are

the channels that appear when you

select CH List for Smart Touch Control or

press the CH LIST button. for Standard

Remote Control

Favorites 1 Favorites 5

Shows all favorite channels, in up to

five groups. Each group has separate


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channels.

N The TV displays Favorites only ifyou have added favorites using Edit

Favorites.

N If the Highlight located in the

Favorites 1 Favorites 5 category, you

can change the name of category by

selecting b using your remote.

Recently Viewed

Shows the most recently viewed

channels.


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Mostly Viewed

Shows the most frequently viewedchannels.

Using the colored and function buttons

with the Channel

When the Highlight located in the

category, you can use these options:

aAir / Cable

Switches the mode and display

between Air and Cable.

N Appears only if your TV stored


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both Air and Cable.

RReturnReturn to the previous menu.


channel list, you can use these options:

aAir / Cable



N Appears only if your TV stored

both Air and Cable.

bDelete


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Delete the selected channel(s).

`Information

Displays details of the selected

channel.

kPage

Scrolls the channel list to the next or

previous page.

ESelect / Deselect

Select or deselect a channel.

TTools

Displays the option menu.


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RReturn

Return to the previous menu.

Using the Tools menu with Channel

Add / Delete

Delete a channel from or add a channel

to the Channel list.

To delete a channel in Channel, follow

these steps:

1. If you want to delete a channel,

select a category of the channel.

2. Select a channel in the category. A


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c mark appears to the left of the

channel.

N You can select more than one

channel.

N If you select the selected channel

again, a c mark disappears.

3. Open the Tools menu using your

remote.

4. Select the Delete. The message

Deleted the selected channel(s).

appears, and then select OK.


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N You can delete the selected channel

immediately by selecting b using

your remote.

N When you delete a channel in the

Recently Viewed or Mostly Viewed

category, the channel will disappear

from the category list. But, the

channel is not deleted.

To add a channel in Channel, follow

these steps:

1. On the Channel screen, select the All


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category.

2. Select a grayed out channel in the Allcategory. A c mark appears to the

left of the channel.


channel.



N A gray colored channel indicates

the channel has been deleted.



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remote.

4. Select the Add. The message Addedthe selected channel(s). appears, and

then select OK.

N The Add menu option only appears

for deleted channel.

N All deleted channels will be shown

on the All category. You add

channels back to the Added Ch.

category on the All category.

Edit Favorites


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Sets channels you watch frequently as

favorites, or removes a channel from

list of favorites using the Tools menu.

To set channels as favorites, followthese steps:

1. Select the All or Added Ch. category.

2. Select a channel in the category. A

c mark appears to the left of the

channel.


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remote.

4. Select the Edit Favorites. The Edit

Favorites screen appears.

5. Select a using your remote. The

selected channel will be moved to

the favorite group.

N Also, you can select a channel in

the Edit Favorites screen.

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N You can add a favorite channel

to any one of the groups. To

change favorites group, select }

using your remote. Each time you

select }, a favorites group will be

changed.

6. When done, select OK. The channel

is made as a favorite and is assignedto the favorite group you selected.

N The TV displays the symbol

next to the channel, indicating it

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is a favorite.

Using the colored and function buttonswith the Edit Favorites

When the Highlight located in theAdded Ch., you can use these

options:

aAdd

Add selected channels to the

favorites group.

}Change Fav.

Change the favorites group. Each

ti l t } i


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time you select } using your

remote, a favorites group will be

changed.

Go To

Move to the Highlight to a channel

number immediately by pressingthe number button using your

remote.

RReturn



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favorites group, you can use these

options:

aDelete

Delete the selected channel.

bChange order

Change the favorites group list

order.

{Copy

Copy a selected channel to other

favorites groups.

}Change Fav.

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Change the favorites group. Each

time you select } using your

remote, a favorites group will be

changed.

Go To

Move to the Highlight to a channel

number immediately by pressing

the number button using yourremote.

RReturn


To remove a channel from the list of


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To remove a channel from the list of

favorites, follow these steps:

1. Select the favorites group category.

2. Select a channel in the selectedfavorites group. A c mark appears

to the left of the channel.


channel.




remote


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remote.

4. Select Delete. The message Do youwant to delete the selected item(s)?

appears.

5. Select OK. The message Deleted the

selected item(s). appears.

N You can delete the selected channel

from the list of favorites group

immediately by selecting b using

your remote.

Rename Channel

(Appears only if you have selected an


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(Appears only if you have selected an

analog channel.)

Lets you assign a name of up to five

characters to an analog channel. For

example, Food, Golf, etc. This makes it

easier to find and select a channel.

Select All / Deselect All

Select all channels in the list. / Deselectall channels you selected.

Display Icons Used in the Channel screens

: An analog channel.

: A favorite channel


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: A favorite channel.

: A locked channel.

Schedule Manager

Schedule Manager

Using this function, you can set

the TV to display a desired channel

automatically on a day and at a time of

your choice.

N You must set the current time first

using the TimeClock function in

System menu to use this function.

To use the Schedule Viewing follow


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To use the Schedule Viewing, follow

these steps:

1. On the Schedule Manager screen,

select a using your remote.

2. Set Antenna, Channel, Repeat, and

Start Time.

Antenna

You can view an antenna source. If

your TV has digital broadcasts, you

can change a source from analog to

digital.

If you want to change an antenna


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If you want to change an antenna

source between Air and Cable, select

an antenna source you want in

Antenna menu (ChannelAntenna).

Channel

Select the desired channel.N You can only select memorized

channels.

Repeat

Select Once, Manual, Sat~Sun,

Mon~Fri or Everyday. If you select

Manual you can set the day you


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Manual, you can set the day you

want.

N The c mark indicates a day you

ve selected.

Date: You can set a desired date.

N The Date is available only whenyou select Once in Repeat.

Start Time

You can set the start time you want.

3. When done, select OK. The selected

channel is scheduled for viewing.

N On the Schedule Manager screen


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N On the Schedule Manager screen,

you can check a list of Schedule

Viewing.

To delete an item in a list of scheduled

viewing, follow these step:

1. On the Schedule Manager screen,highlight an item you want to delete.


remote.

3. Select Cancel Schedule. The Cancel

selected list(s)? message appears.

4. Select Yes The selected schedule


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4. Select Yes. The selected schedule

will be canceled.

N If you press the INFO button for

Standard Remote Control or select Info for

Smart Touch Control after highlighting an

item, the Information screen appears.On the Information screen, you

can change or cancel the ScheduleViewing.

Cancel Schedule: Cancel the

Schedule Viewing.

Edit Schedule: Change the Schedule


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Viewing.

Return: Return to the previous

screen.

Channel List

Using this function, you can view

channel list, program information,

favorite channel, and manage schedules

of timer viewing.

1. Press the CH LIST button for Standard

Remote Control or select CH List for

Smart Touch Control . The Channel List


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screen is displayed immediately.

2. Change a channel or channel list

mode.

Added Ch.

Shows all added channels.

Favorites 1 Favorites 5

Shows all favorite channels, in up

to five groups. Each group has a

separate screen.

N The TV displays favorite groups

only if you have added favorites


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using Edit Favorites.

Using the colored and function buttons

with the Channel List

N If you press the INFO button for

Standard Remote Control or select Info

for Smart Touch Control , the TV displays

details of the selected program.

aAntenna



N Appears only if your TV stored both


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Air and Cable.

{Program View / Channel View

For digital channels, switches the

display between Program View and

Channel View.

When you select a digital channel in

Channel List, select once to display a

list of programs on that channel. select

again to re-display the Channel View.

lrCH Mode / Channel

On Channel View screen, Toggles


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between the Favorites list (if you have

added favorites using Edit Favorites)

and the Added Ch. list. / On Program

View screen, change a channel.

EWatch / Information

Displays the channel you selected. /

Displays details of the selected channel.

kPage

Scrolls the Channel List to the next or

previous page.

Display Icons Used in the Channel List


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screens

:An analog channel.

: A reserved program.

: A locked channel.

Using the Schedule Viewing in Channel List

(digital channels only)

You can use the Schedule Viewing

in Channel List to schedule a digital

channel program for viewing. The TV

will turn on and display the digital

channel program when the program


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begins.

1. Press the CH LIST button for Standard

Remote Control or select CH List for

Smart Touch Control . The Channel List

screen appears.

2. Select a desired digital channel.

3. Select { using your remote. The TV

displays program list of the selected

channel.

4. Select a desired program in the

program list, and then select


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Information using your remote.

5. On the Information screen, select

the Schedule Viewing. The selected

program is set to Schedule Viewing.

N If you want to cancel the Schedule

Viewing, follow Steps 1 through

4, and then select the Cancel

Schedule.

Memorizing Channels


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Antenna

MenuChannelAntenna

Before your television can memorize

the available channels, you must select

your TV's signal source, Air (using an

antenna) or Cable. Select Air or Cable.

After you have selected the signal

source, go on to the Auto Program

function.

N Selecting the signal source using the

Antenna function also determines


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the signal source the TV is tuned to.

For example, if you receive your TV

signal over the air, and you select

Cable, you will see only snow. You

must select Air to see a picture.

Auto Program

MenuChannelAuto Program

The Auto Program function memorizes

all channels that are available over the

air or through your cable system and

adds them to the Channel list.


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To start the Auto Program, follow these

steps:

1. Go to the Auto Program menu.

2. Select Air or Cable or both, and then

select Next. A c mark appears inthe check box.

N If you selected Air or Cable in the

Antenna menu, your choice will

already be selected.

3. If you selected the Cable, the cable

system screen appears. Select the


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Digital Cable System.

N If you selected the Air only, the

Auto Program starts.

4. Select the correct cable signal format

- STD, HRC or IRC.

N Most cable systems use STD

(Standard).

5. Repeat for Analog Cable System.

6. Select Next. The Auto Program

starts.

N After all the available channels are


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stored, the Auto Program removes

scrambled channels. When done,

the Auto Program menu then

reappears. This process can take

up to 30 minutes.

Other Features


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Clear Scrambled Channel

MenuChannelClear Scrambled

Channel

This function filters out scrambled

channels after the Auto Program iscompleted. This process may take up

to 30 minutes.N This function is only available in

Cable mode.

How to Stop the Clear Scrambled Channel

function


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1. To stop the Clear Scrambled Channel

function, select Stop.

2. The message Stop searching for

scrambled channels? appears. Select

Yes.

3. The Clear Scrambled Channel

function will be stopped.

Fine Tune

MenuChannelFine Tune

(analog channels only)

If the reception is clear, you do not


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have to fine tune the channel, as this is

done automatically during the search

and store operation. If the signal is

weak or distorted, fine tune the channel

manually. Scroll to the left or right until

the image is clear.

N Select the channel, and then select

Fine Tune.

N Fine tuned channels that have been

saved are marked with an asterisk *

on the right-hand side of the channel


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number in the channel banner.

N To reset fine-tuning, select the

channel, select Fine Tune, and then

select Reset on the Fine Tune screen.

Crosstalk Noise Reduction

MenuChannelCrosstalk Noise

Reduction

(analog channels only)

This function reduce diagonal noise

in picture caused by the crosstalk of

signals. If your TV displays with a


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noise while watching TV, turns on this

function.

Changing the Preset Picture Mode

Basic Feature


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Picture Mode

MenuPicturePicture Mode

Picture modes apply preset adjustmentsto the picture.

N When your TV is connected to a PC

via the HDMI to DVI cable, you can

only select Entertain and Standard.

Dynamic

Brightens the screen. Suitable for a

bright room.

Standard


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Suitable for a normal environment.

Natural for LED TV / Relax for PDP TV

Suitable for reducing eye strain.

Movie

Darkens the screen, making it less

glary. Suitable for watching movies in a

darkened room.

Entertain

Sharpens the picture. Suitable for

games.

N Only available when the TV is

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connected to a PC via an HDMI to

DVI and an HDMI to HDMI cables.

Adjusting Picture Settings


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Backlight for LED TV / Cell Light for PDP TV

MenuPictureBacklight / Cell Light

Adjusts the brightness of the screen

by adjusting the brightness of the

individual pixels.

Contrast

MenuPictureContrast

Increases or decreases the contrast

between dark and light areas of the

picture.


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Brightness

MenuPictureBrightness

Adjusts the brightness of the screen.

Not as effective as Backlight / Cell

Light.

Sharpness

MenuPictureSharpness

Sharpens or dulls the edges of objects.


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Color

MenuPictureColor

Adjusts the color saturation. The higherthe Color setting, the more intense the

color. Low settings remove color and

the picture becomes black, white and

gray.

Tint (G/R)

MenuPictureTint (G/R)

Adjusts the amount of green and red in

the picture As you increase the amount


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the picture. As you increase the amount

of green, the amount of red decreases

and vice versa.

To adjust picture quality, follow these steps:

1.Select an option you want to adjust.

When you select an option, a slider

screen appears.

2. Adjust the option value using your

remote.

N When you make change to option

value, the OSD will be adjusted

accordingly


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accordingly.


via the HDMI to DVI cable, Color and

Tint (G/R) is not available.

N You can adjust and store Settings for

each external device connected to

the TV.

N Lowering picture brightness reduces

power consumption.

Changing the Picture Size

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Screen Adjustment

MenuPictureScreen Adjustment

Using this function, you can makechange to various picture size and

aspect ratio options.

Picture Size

If you have a cable box or satellite

receiver, it may have its own set of

screen sizes as well. However, we

highly recommend you use your TV's

16:9 mode most of the time


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16:9 mode most of the time.

N If you have set Double (, )

mode in PIP (Picture-in-Picture), you

cannot adjust the Picture Size.

16:9: Sets the picture to the 16:9 wide

screen format.

Zoom1: Provides moderatemagnification of the picture. Sides, top,

and bottom are cut off.

Zoom2: Provides larger magnification

of the picture. Sides, top, and bottom

are cut off


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are cut off.

Wide Fit: Enlarges the aspect ratio of

the picture so it fits the entire screen.

N Available with HD 1080i / 720p

signals in 16:9 mode.

4:3: Sets the picture to basic (4:3)

mode.

N Do not set your TV to 4:3 format for

a long time. The borders displayed

on the left and right, or top and

bottom of the screen may cause

image retention (screen burn) which


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image retention (screen burn) which

is not covered by the warranty.

Screen Fit: When your TV inputs HDMI

(720p / 1080i / 1080p) or Component

(1080i / 1080p) signals, displays the full

image without any cut-off.

Smart View 1: Reduces the 16:9 pictureby 50%. for LED TV

Smart View 2: Reduces the 16:9 picture

by 25%. for LED TV

N Smart View 1 is enabled only in

HDMI mode


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HDMI mode.

N Smart View 2 is enabled only in

HDMI or DTV mode.

N The picture size can vary depending

on the input resolution when you

play content from Videos in AllShare

Play.

Position

Adjusts the picture position. Position

is only available if Picture Size is set to

Zoom1, Zoom2, Wide Fit, or Screen Fit.

N In DTV mode Position is not


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N In DTV mode, Position is not

available when Picture Size is set to

Screen Fit.

To use the Position function after

selecting Zoom1, Zoom2, Wide Fit or

Screen Fit, follow these steps:

1. Select the Position.

2. On the Position screen, select

Position, and then move the picture

to position you want using your

remote.

3 When done select Position again


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3. When done, select Position again,

and then select Close.

N To reset the picture position,

select Reset.

Picture Sizes available by Input Source:

ATV, AV: 16:9, Zoom1, Zoom2, 4:3

Component (480i, 480p): 16:9,

Zoom1, Zoom2, 4:3

DTV (720p): 16:9, Wide Fit, 4:3,

Smart View 2 for LED TV

DTV (1080i, 1080p): 16:9, Wide Fit,

4:3, Screen Fit, Smart View 2 for LED


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, ,

TV

Component(720p): 16:9, Wide Fit, 4:3

Component(1080i, 1080p): 16:9, Wide

Fit, 4:3, Screen Fit

HDMI (720p, 1080i, 1080p): 16:9,

Wide Fit, 4:3, Screen Fit, Smart View1 for LED TV , Smart View 2 for LED TV

N Depending on the input source, the

picture size options may vary.

N The available items may differ

depending on the selected mode.


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N HD (High Definition): 16:9 -

1080i/1080p (1920x1080), 720p

(1280x720)

N You can adjust and store settings

for each external device you have

connected to an input on the TV.

Changing the Picture Options

Advanced Settings


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Advanced Settings

MenuPictureAdvanced Settings

Using this function, you can configureadvanced picture settings to create

your preferred picture.N Advanced Settings is available only

when the Picture Mode is set toStandard or Movie mode.

N When connecting a PC using the

HDMI-DVI cable, you can only

make changes to White Balance and

Gamma.


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Dynamic Contrast

Adjusts the screen contrast.

Black Tone

Darker settings make blacks look

darker.

Flesh Tone

Adjusts the amount of red in skin

tones.

RGB Only Mode

Displays the Red, Green and Blue colors

so you can make fine adjustments to


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hue and saturation.

Color Space

Adjusts the range and variety of colors

(the color space) available to create

images.

N To adjust Color, Red, Green, Blue and

Reset, set the Color Space to Custom.

White Balance

Adjusts the color temperature of the

picture so that white objects look white

(instead of, for example, slightly pink or


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slightly yellow) and the overall color of

the picture looks natural.

R-Offset / G-Offset / B-Offset: Adjusts

each colors (red, green, blue) darkness.

R-Gain / G-Gain / B-Gain: Adjusts each

colors (red, green, blue) brightness.

Reset: Resets the White Balance to its

default settings.

10p White Balance

Controls the white balance in 10 point

intervals by adjusting the red, green,


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and blue brightness.

N Available when the Picture Mode is

set to Movie and when the external

input is set to all input.

N Some external devices may not

support this function.

Interval: Select interval to adjust.

Red: Adjust the red level.

Green: Adjust the green level.

Blue: Adjust the blue level.

Reset: Resets the 10p White Balance to


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its default settings.

Gamma

Adjusts the primary color intensity.

Expert Pattern

Use the Expert Pattern function to

calibrate the picture. If the OSD menu

disappears or a menu other than the

Picture menu is opened, the TV saves

the calibration and the Expert Pattern

screen disappears.

Off: Turns the Expert Pattern function


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off.

Pattern1: This test screen demonstrates

the effect of the display settings on

shades of grey and black.

Pattern2: This test screen demonstrates

the effect of the display settings oncolors.

N After selecting Pattern1 or Pattern2,

you can adjust any of the advanced

settings for desired effect.

N While the Expert Pattern is running,


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the TV does not output sound.

N Only enabled in DTV, Component,

and HDMI modes.

xvYCC

Setting xvYCC on increases picture

detail and enlarges the color space

when you are watching movies input

from an external device (e.g. BD/DVD

player) connected to the TVs HDMI or

Component IN jacks.

N Available only when you set


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the Picture Mode to Movie and

the external input to HDMI or

Component.

N Some external devices may not

support this function.

Motion Lighting

When on, the TV automatically

adjusts the brightness of the screen in

response to the brightness of the room.

In bright light, the screen brightens. In

dim light, the screen dims.


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N Only available in Standard mode.

N This feature is not supported in 3D

mode.

N When you change the Backlight

for LED TV / Cell Light for PDP TV ,

Contrast or Brightness, the TV sets

the Motion Lighting to Off.

Black Enhancer for LED 7500, 8000 series

Enhance picture depth by adjusting

black color depth.

N Available only when Picture Mode is


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set to Movie.

Picture Options

MenuPicturePicture Options

Using this function, you can configure

additional picture settings to suit your

preference.


via the HDMI to DVI cable, you can

only make changes to Color Tone.

Color Tone

Cool makes the picture bluer (cooler).


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Warm1 and Warm2 make the picture

redder (warmer).

N Warm1 and Warm2 are deactivated

when the Picture Mode is set to

Dynamic.

NYou can adjust and store settings foreach external device connected to an

input on the TV.

Digital Noise Filter

If the broadcast signal received by your

TV is weak, you can activate the Digital


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Noise Filter feature to reduce any static

and ghosting that may appear on the

screen.

Auto Visualization: When changing

analog channels, displays signal

strength.

N When the signal is weak, try all the

options until the TV displays the best

picture.

N Only available for analog channels.

N When the bar is green, you are


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receiving the best possible signal.

MPEG Noise Filter

Reduces MPEG noise to provide

improved picture quality.

HDMI Black Level

Lets you adjust the screen depth by

selecting a black level.

NAvailable only in HDMI mode.

Film Mode

Sets the TV so that it senses and then

processes film signals from all sources


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automatically and adjusts the picture

for optimum quality.

N Available in TV, AV, Component (480i

/ 1080i) and HDMI (1080i).

Auto Motion Plus for LED TV

Removes blur and judder from scenes

with larger amounts of rapid movement

to provide a clearer picture.

Blur Reduction: Adjusts the blur

reduction level for signals input from

all video sources.


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Judder Reduction: Adjusts the Judder

reduction level for signals input from

a video source through which you are

playing a movie.

Reset: Reset the custom settings.

N The info screen on your TV displays

the resolution and frequency of

the incoming video signal (60 Hz).

This displayed frequency is not the

frequency of the picture the TV is

displaying when you have Auto


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Motion Plus on.

N If noise occurs on the screen,

please set the Auto Motion Plus to

Off. If the Auto Motion Plus is set

to Custom, you can control Blur

Reduction and Judder Reduction

manually and use Reset to reset both

to their default settings.

N If the Auto Motion Plus is set

to Demo, you can compare the

difference between a picture with


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Auto Motion PlusOn and Auto

Motion PlusOff modes.

LED Motion Plus for LED TV

Removes blur and judder from scenes

with large amounts of rapid movement

to provide a clearer picture.

N Available only when Picture Mode is

set to Dynamic, Standard, or Movie.

Smart LED for LED 9000 series

Controls the LED backlight to maximize

picture clarity.


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Cinema Black for LED 9000 series

In Movie mode, this feature dims the

top and bottom areas of the video

image to provide a more immersive

viewing experience.

Off: Turns off the Cinema Black feature.

On: Adjusts the dimming of the top and

bottom areas of the screen according

to the video.

Reset Picture

MenuPictureReset Picture


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Resets your current picture mode to its

default settings.

Using the TV with Your PC

Using Your TV as a Computer (PC)


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Display

Entering the Video Settings (Based on

Windows 7)

For your TV to work properly as acomputer display, you must enter the

correct video settings.

N Depending on your version of

Windows and your video card, theprocedure on your PC will probably

differ slightly from the procedure

presented here.


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N However, the same basic information

will apply in most cases. (If not,

contact your computer manufacturer

or Samsung Dealer.)

1. Click Control Panel on the

Windows start menu.

2. Click Appearance and Themes

in the Control Panel window. Adisplay dialog box appears.

3. Click Display. Another display

dialog box appears.


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4. Click the Settings tab on the

display dialog box.

On the Settings tab, set the

correct resolution (screen size).

The optimal resolution for this TV

is 1920 x 1080.

If a vertical-frequency option

exists on your display settingsdialog box, select 60 or 60 Hz.

Otherwise, just click OK and exit

the dialog box.


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Changing the Preset Sound Mode

Sound Mode


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MenuSoundSound Mode

Sound modes apply preset adjustments

to the sound.

N If Speaker Select is set to External

Speaker, the Sound Mode is disabled.

Standard

Selects the normal sound mode.

Music

Emphasizes music over voices.

Movie

Provides the best sound for movies.

Cl V i


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Clear Voice

Emphasizes voices over other sounds.

Amplify

Increase the intensity of high-frequency

sound to allow a better listening

experience for the hearing impaired.

Adjusting Sound Settings

Sound Effect


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MenuSoundSound Effect

N If Speaker Select is set to External

Speaker, the Sound Effect is disabled.

N Available only when the Sound Mode

is set to Standard.

Virtual Surround

This function provides a virtual 5.1

channel surround sound experiencethrough a pair of speakers using HRTF

(Head Related Transfer Function)

technology.

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Dialog Clarity

This function allows you to increase the

intensity of a voice over background

music or sound effects so that dialog

can be heard more clearly.

Equalizer

The Equalizer displays a series of

sliders. Use the arrow buttons to selecta slider, and change the sliders value.

To Reset the Equalizer, select the Reset.

A pop-up appears asking if you want

to reset select Yes To exit select


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to reset, select Yes. To exit, select

Close.

Balance L/R: Adjusts the balance

between the right and left speaker.

100Hz / 300Hz / 1kHz / 3kHz / 10kHz

(Bandwidth Adjustment): Adjusts

the loudness of specific bandwidth

frequencies.

Reset: Resets the equalizer to its default

settings.

3D Audio

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MenuSound3D Audio

3D audio technology provides the

immersive sound corresponding to the

pop-up effect of 3D video by audio

depth control in perspective.

N Available only when watching 3D

image.

Broadcast Audio Options

MenuSoundBroadcast Audio Options

Preferred Language

(digital channels only)


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Digital-TV broadcasts can

simultaneously transmit many audio

tracks (for example, simultaneous

translations of the program into foreign

languages). You can only select a

language from among the ones being

broadcasted.

Multi-Track Sound

The broadcasts can transmit one or

more audio tracks. You can select a

sound you want to listen from among

the ones being broadcasted


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the ones being broadcasted.

N While watching TV, open the Tools

menu using your remote, you can

select the Multi-Track Sound in Tools

menu immediately.

N Multi-Track Sound may differ

depending on the program being

broadcast or broadcast signal.

SPDIF Output

MenuSoundSPDIF Output

SPDIF (Sony Philips Digital Interface)

provides digital audio output to speakers


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provides digital audio output to speakers

and various digital devices such as A/V

Receivers and Home Theaters which

reduces interference and distortion.

Audio Format

You can select the Digital Audio output

(SPDIF) format. The available Digital

Audio output (SPDIF) format may differdepending on the input source.

Audio Delay

Lets you correct timing mismatches

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between the audio track and the video

when you are watching the TV and

listening to digital audio output from

the TV through an external device such

as an AV receiver. When you select the

Audio Delay, a slider screen appears.

Adjust the option value using your

remote (0ms ~ 250ms).

Speaker Settings

MenuSoundSpeaker Settings

Speaker Select


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If you are listening to the sound track

of a broadcast or movie through an

external receiver, you may hear a

sound echo caused by the difference

in decoding speed between the TVs

speakers and the speakers attached to

your audio receiver. If this occurs, set

the TV to External Speaker.

N When the Speaker Select is set to

External Speaker, the TVs speakers

are turned off. You will hear sound

through the external speakers only.


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g p y.

When the Speaker Select is set to TV

Speaker, both the TVs speakers and

the external speakers are on. You

will hear sound through both.

NWhen the Speaker Select is set toExternal Speaker, the volume buttons

and mute function will not operateand the sound settings will be

limited.

N If there is no video signal, both

the TVs speakers and the external


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the TV s speakers and the external

speakers will be mute.

Auto Volume

Because each station has its own

broadcasting conditions, the volume

may fluctuate each time you changethe channel. This feature automatically

adjusts the volume of a channel bylowering the sound output when the

modulation signal is high or by raising

the sound output when the modulation

signal is low.


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N To use the volume control of a

connected source device, set Auto

Volume to Off. A change to the

volume control of the connected

source device may not be applied

if Auto Volume is set to Normal or

Night.

Reset Sound

MenuSoundReset Sound

Reset all sound settings to the factory

defaults.


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Connecting to the Network

Wired Network Connection

There are three ways to attach your TV

Preference Feature


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There are three ways to attach your TV

to your LAN using cable:

N If you want to view a illustration,

see your user's manual. The network

connection illustrated in your user's

manual.

You can attach your TV to your

LAN by connecting the LAN port onthe back of your TV to an external

modem using a LAN cable.

You can attach your TV to your LAN

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by connecting the LAN port on the

back of your TV to an IP Sharer

which is connected to an external

modem. Use LAN cable for the

connection.

Depending on how your networkis configured, you may be able to

attach your TV to your LAN byconnecting the LAN port on the back

of your TV directly to a network

wall outlet using a LAN cable. Note

that the wall outlet is attached to a


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modem or router elsewhere in your

house.

N If your network requires a Dynamic

IP address, you should use an ADSL

modem or router that supports the

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

(DHCP). Modems and routers that

support DHCP automatically provide

the IP address, subnet mask,

gateway, and DNS values your TV

needs to access the Internet so you


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do not have to enter them manually.

Most home networks use a Dynamic

IP address.

N Some networks require a Static IP

address. If your network requires a

Static IP address, you must enter the

IP address, subnet mask, gateway,

and DNS values manually when you

set up the network connection. To

get the IP address, subnet mask,

gateway, and DNS values, contact


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your Internet Service Provider (ISP). If

you have a Windows computer, you

can also get these values through

your computer.

N You can use ADSL modems that

support DHCP if your network

requires a Static IP address. ADSL

modems that support DHCP also let

you use Static IP addresses.

Wireless Network Connection

N If you want to view a illustration


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N If you want to view a illustration,

see your user's manual. The network

connection illustrated in your user's

manual.

You can connect your TV to your LAN

through a standard wireless router or

modem.

This TV supports the IEEE 802.11a/b/g

and n communication protocols.


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N Select a channel for the wireless IP

sharer that is not currently being

used. If the channel set for the


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wireless IP sharer is currently being

used by another device nearby,

this will result in interference and

communication failure.

N Your TV supports only the following

wireless network security protocols:

Authentication Mode : WEP,

WPAPSK, WPA2PSK


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can connect to the network via PBC

(Push Button Configuration) or PIN

(Personal Identification Number).


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WPS will automatically configure the

SSID and WPA key in either mode.

N If your router, modem, or device is

not certified, it may not connect to

the TV.

N Connection Methods: You can set up

the wireless network connection in

four ways:

Auto Setup (Using the Auto

Network Search function)

Manual Setup


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WPS(PBC)

Plug & Access

Setting up the Wired Network

Network Settings

MenuNetworkNetwork Settings


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Set the wired or wireless network

connection to use various Internet

services such as Smart Hub, AllShare

Play and perform software upgrades.

Automatic Wired Network Setup

You can configure your TV's wired

network connection automatically when

connecting your TV to a network that

supports DHCP.

N When connecting LAN cable, the

screen pop-up appears directly to


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set wired network.

To set up your TVs wired network

connection automatically, follow these

steps:

1. Go to the Network Settings screen.

(NetworkNetwork Settings)

2. Select Start. The network test screen

appears and verifies the network

connection.

3. When the connection has been

verified, the You are connected to the


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Internet. If you have any problems

using online services, please contact

your Internet Service Provider.

message appears.

N If the connection process fails, check

the LAN port connection.

N If the automatic process cannot find

the network connection values or

if you want to set the connection

manually, go to the next section,

"Manual Network Setup."


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Manual Wired Network Setup

You can configure your TV's wired

network connection manually when


requires a Static IP address.

N To get the IP address, subnet mask,


your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

To set up your TV's wired network

connection manually, follow these

steps:


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2. Select Start. The network connection

screen appears and the verification

process starts.

3. Select Stop. The verification process

stops. Select IP Settings on network

connection screen. The IP Settings

screen appears.

4. Select the IP Setting, and then set

the IP Setting to Enter manually.


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5. Go to the IP Address entry field,

and then select the IP Address using

remote.

6. Enter the first portion of the IP

Address (for example, 105) into the

first entry field using your remote.

When done, go to the next field.

7. Enter the next portion of the IP

Address. When done, go to the next

field.

8. Repeat the entry process for each


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field in the IP Address.

N If you make a mistake when

entering a number, re-enter the

number to correct it.

9. When done, go to the Subnet Mask

fields.

10.Repeat the same entry process for

Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS

Server.

11.When done, select OK. The network

test screen appears and the


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verification process starts. When the

connection has been verified, the

You are connected to the Internet. If

you have any problems using online

services, please contact your Internet

Service Provider. message appears.

Network Status

MenuNetworkNetwork Status

You can check the current network and

Internet status.

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No network cable found.

Check that your network cable is

plugged in. If it is connected, make

sure that the router is turned on; if it is

on, try turning if off and on again.

IP auto setting failed.

Try the following to set your IP address

automatically. Or set your IP address

manually by selecting IP Settings.

- Ensure DHCP server is enabled on

router and unplug and re-plug-in the

router - Contact your Internet Service


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router. Contact your Internet Service

Provider for more information.

Unable to connect to the network.

Try the following: check if your IP

address is set correctly in IP Settings.

Contact your Internet Service Provider

for more information.

Connected to your local network, but

cannot connect to the Internet.

Check the DNS settings in IP Settings,

or contact your Internet Service

Provider to access the Internet


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Provider to access the Internet.

Network setup complete, but cannot

connect to the Internet.


to access the Internet.

Setting up the Wireless Network

Network Settings

MenuNetworkNetwork Settings


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Set the wired or wireless network

connection to use various Internet

services such as Smart Hub, AllShare

Play and perform software upgrades.

Automatic Wireless Network Setup

Most wireless networks have an

optional security system that requires

devices that access the network to

transmit an encrypted security code

called an Access or Security Key. The

Security Key is based on a Pass Phrase,

typically a word or a series of letters


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typically a word or a series of letters

and numbers of a specified length

you were asked to enter when you set

up wireless security for your wireless

network.

If you use this method of setting up

the network connection, and have a

Security Key for your wireless network,

you will have to enter the Pass Phrase

during the automatic or manual setup

process.

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To set up your TVs wireless network

connection automatically, follow these

steps:



2. Select Start. The network function

searches for available wireless

networks. When done, it displays a

list of the available networks.

3. In the list of networks, select a

network you want to connect, and

then select Next


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then select Next.

N If the wireless router is set to

Hidden (Invisible), you have to

select Add Network and enter

the correct Network Name (SSID)

and Security Key to establish the

connection.

4. If the Enter security key screen

appears, go to step 5. If you select

a wireless router that does not have

wireless security, go to step 7.

5 To set wireless security for the router


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5. To set wireless security for the router,

enter the Security Key (Security key

or PIN).

N You can enter the Security Key

(Security key or PIN) using

a keyboard screen. Enter the

Security Key using your remote.

N You should be able to find the

Pass Phrase on one of the set up

screens you used to set up your

router or modem.

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6. When done, select Next. The network

connection screen appears and the

verification process starts.

7. When the connection has been

verified, the You are connected to the

Internet. If you have any problems

using online services, please contact

your Internet Service Provider.

message appears.

N If the network does not accept the

Security Key (Security key or PIN),

select Retry or select IP Settings to


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select Retry or select IP Settings to

enter the settings manually.

N If you want to set up the connection

manually, select IP Settings. Then, go

to the next section, Manual Network

Setup.

Manual Wireless Network Setup

You can configure your TV's wireless

network connection manually when


requires a Static IP address or if the

automatic connection process has


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failed.

N To get the IP address, subnet mask,


your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

To set up your TV's wireless network

connection manually, follow these

steps:






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3. In the list of networks, select a

network you want to connect, and

then select Next.

N If the wireless router is set to

Hidden (Invisible), you have to

select Add Network and enter

the correct Network Name (SSID)

and Security Key to establish the

connection.


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4. If the Enter security key screen

appears, go to step 5. If you select

a wireless router that does not have

wireless security, go to step 7.

5. To set wireless security for the router,

enter the Security Key (Security key

or PIN).

N You can enter the Security Key

(Security key or PIN) using

a keyboard screen. Enter the

Security Key using your remote.


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N You should be able to find the

Pass Phrase on one of the set up

screens you used to set up your

router or modem.

6. When done, select Next. The network


verification process starts.

7. Select Stop. The verification process

stops. Select IP Settings on the

network connection screen. The IP

Settings screen appears.


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8 Select IP Setting, and then set the IP

Setting to Enter manually.

9. Go to the IP Address entry field,

and then select the IP Address using

remote.

10.Enter the first portion of the IP

Address (for example, 105) into the

first entry field using your remote.

When done, go to the next field.

11.Enter the next portion of the IP

Address. When done, go to the next


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field.

12.Repeat the entry process for each

field in the IP Address.

N If you make a mistake when

entering a number, re-enter the

number to correct it.

13.When done, go to the Subnet Mask

fields.

14.Repeat the same entry process for

Subnet Mask, Gateway, and DNS

Server


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Server.

15.When done, select OK. The network


verification process starts. When the

connection has been verified, the

You are connected to the Internet. If

you have any problems using online

services, please contact your Internet

Service Provider. message appears.

WPS(PBC) Network Setup

If your router has a WPS(PBC)

button you can configure your TV's


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button, you can configure your TV s

wireless network connection using the

WPS(PBC) button more easily.


connection using WPS(PBC), follow

these steps:

1. Go to Network Settings screen.







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3. Select the WPS(PBC).

4. Press the WPS(PBC) button on your

router within 2 minutes. Your TV

automatically acquires all the network

setting values it needs and connects

to your network.

5. The network connection screen

appears, and network setup is done.

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easily connect your Samsung TV toyour Samsung wireless router (sold

separately) by using a USB memory

stick to transfer the setup information

from the router to the TV. If your

non-Samsung wireless router does

not support Plug & Access, you

must connect using one of the other

methods.

N You can check for equipment that

supports Plug & Access on www.

samsung.com.


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connection using Plug & Access, follow

these steps:

1. Turn on the Samsung wireless router

and your TV.

2. Insert a USB memory stick into the

USB port in your Samsung wireless

router. Check the routers LEDs to

make sure it is on (Blinking on).

3. Take the USB memory stick out of

the router, and then insert it into


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a USB port on your Samsung TV.

The memory stick downloads the

connection information.

4. Wait until the connection is

automatically established.

N If Plug & Access does not connect

your TV to your wireless router,

a popup screen appears on the

screen notifying you of the failure.

If you want to try using Plug &

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memory stick, reset the AP, and

then try again from Step 1. You

can also choose one of the other

connection setup methods.

5. The network connection screen

appears, and the network setup is

done.

6. Place the wireless router in a desired

location.

N If the wireless routers settings

change or you install a new wireless


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router, you must perform the Plug &

Access procedure again, beginning

from Step 1.

Network Status

MenuNetworkNetwork Status

You can check the current network and

Internet status.

When the wireless network connection

failed...

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No wireless router selected. Go to

Network Settings to select your router.

Unable to connect to wireless router.

Try the following: check that the router

is turned on, and if it is try turning it

off and on again. Check if you need to

enter a security key to use the router.

IP auto setting failed.

Try the following to set your IP address

automatically. Or set your IP address

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- Ensure DHCP server is enabled on

router and unplug and re-plug-in the

router. - Contact your Internet Service

Provider for more information.

Unable to connect to the network.

Try the following: check if your IP

address is set correctly in IP Settings.


for more information.

Connected to your local network, but

cannot connect to the Internet.


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Check the DNS settings in IP Settings,

or contact your Internet Service

Provider to access the Internet.

Network setup complete, but cannot

connect to the Internet.


to access the Internet.

Managing the Network Connected Devices

Wi-Fi Direct

MenuNetworkWi-Fi Direct

Set to connect the TV to wireless


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mobile devices. Using this function, you

can connect wireless mobile devices

with your TV directly without a router.

N To use this function, your mobile

device should be supported by the

Wi-Fi Direct.

To connect your mobile device with

your TV using Wi-Fi Direct, follow

these steps:

1. Go to Wi-Fi Direct screen (Network

Wi-Fi Direct). The TV starts to


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search devices.

2. Turn on the Wi-Fi Direct function on

your device. Select the desired Wi-Fi

device.

PBC: Press the WPS(PBC) button

on your Wi-Fi device within 2

minutes. Your TV automatically

acquires all the network setting

values it needs and connects to

your network.

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your device.

N If you want to disconnect the device,

select the connected Wi-Fi device,

and then select Disconnect.

Soft AP

MenuNetworkSoft AP

Using this function, you can connect

the TV on your mobile devices if your

mobile devices do not support Wi-Fi

Direct. Set the options for connectionof Wi-Fi device.


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Soft AP

Turns on or off the Soft AP. When

Soft AP is set to On, your mobile

devices can find the TV name in Wi-Fi

connection list.

Security key

Set the Security key manually using the

remote control.

If the security key does not meet the

required digit number, Done is not

available.


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Input the generated security key into

the device you want to connect.

If network does not operate normally,

check the security key again. An

incorrect security key may cause a

malfunction.

AllShare Settings

MenuNetworkAllShare Settings

Selects whether to use media functions

on the network. For details on set

up options, refer to the AllShare


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Settings in the AllShare Play section.

Device Name

MenuNetworkDevice Name

Enter a name for this TV. This name will

be shown on network remote controls

and devices using AllShare Play.

N A keyboard appears on the screen

and you can key in a name for your

TV manually using your remote

control. For example, if you want tochange the name to Samsung TV,


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select each character using yourremote. When done, select Done.


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To set the clock, follow these steps:

1. Go to Clock screen (SystemTime

Clock).

2. Select Auto or Manual.


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If you selected Auto:

The TV will automatically download

the correct time from a digital

channel.

Select Time Zone, and then select

your Time Zone.

Select DST (Daylight Savings

Time). Select On if you want to

turn the DST adjustment on and

off manually. Select Off to turn offthe DST adjustment.


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N DST and Time Zone function are

only available when the Clock

Mode is set to Auto.

If you selected Manual:

The Clock Set screen appears. Set

the Date and Time manually. You

can set the current date and time

using your remote.

N Available only when Clock Mode

is set to Manual.

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Automatically shuts off the TV after a

preset period of time. (30, 60, 90, 120,

150 and 180 minutes).

N Select a period of time using your

remote. To cancel the Sleep Timer,

select Off.

On Timer

Set On Timer so that your TV turns on

automatically at a time and on a day

of your choosing. You can set up threeseparate On Timer configurations. (On

Timer 1, On Timer 2, On Timer 3)


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, , )

N You must set the clock before you

can use the On Timer.

Setup: Select Off, Once, Everyday,

Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun or Manual.

If you select Manual, you can select the

days you want to activate the timer.

N The c mark indicates days youveselected.

Time: Set the time that the TV turns on

automatically.


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Volume: Set the desired loudness.

Source: To select what will be turned

on when the timer setting is activated.

You can set the TV to turn on a specific

channel or play back contents such as

video, photo or audio files located in an

external device connected to the TV.

N The USB device must be connectedto your TV before you can select

USB.

Antenna (when the Source is set to


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TV): Select Air or Cable.

Channel (when the Source is set to TV):

Select the desired channel.

Music / Photo (when the Source is set

to USB): Select a folder in the USB

device containing music or photo files

you want played when the TV turns on

automatically.

N If there is no music file on the USB

device or you dont select a folder

containing a music file, the Timer


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function does not operate correctly.

N If there is only one photo file in the

USB, the slide show will not play.

N If a folder name is too long, the

folder cannot be selected.

N Each USB you use is assigned its

own folder. When using more than

one of the same type of USB, make

sure the folders assigned to each

USB have different names.

N We recommend that you use a USB


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memory stick and a multi card

reader when using the On Timer. The

On Timer function may not work

with USB devices with a built-in

battery, MP3 players, or PMPs made

by some manufacturers because the

TV can take too long to recognize

these devices.

N If you set the On Timer to play a file

saved on a USB HDD, it may take up

to 40 seconds or more to play the

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file after the TV is turned on.

Off Timer

Set Off Timer so that your TV turns off

automatically at a time and on a day

of your choosing. You can set up three

separate Off Timer configurations. (Off

Timer 1, Off Timer 2, Off Timer 3)

N You must set the clock before youcan use the Off Timer.

Setup: Select Off, Once, Everyday,Mon~Fri, Mon~Sat, Sat~Sun or Manual.

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If you select Manual, you can choosethe days you want Off Timer to turn off

your TV.

N The c mark indicates days youve

selected.

Time: Set the time that the TV turns off

automatically.


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you block programs you've determinedare inappropriate for your children

based on their ratings. To access theProgram Rating Lock feature and make

any changes, you must enter a PIN


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(personal identification number). To

watch a blocked program, you must

also enter the same PIN.

N The Program Rating Lock is not

available in HDMI, Component mode.

N The default PIN number for a new TV


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TV-PG: Parental guidance

TV-14: Viewers 14 and over

TV-MA: Mature audience

The following categories are on top:

ALL: Lock all TV ratings


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ALL: Lock all TV ratings.

FV: Fantasy violence

V: Violence

S: Sexual situation

L: Adult Language

D: Sexually Suggestive Dialog

N To block certain content, select an

entry field to lock (That is, you clickit.). For example, click the lock at

the intersection of V and TV-MA,and you block all programs that are

rated violent and for mature adults.


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N To unblock a category, click the lock

icon. To unblock all the categories in

a row, click the lock under ALL.

N To watch a blocked program, you

must enter the PIN code when

requested.

Movie Rating (MPAA): You can blockmovies based on their MPAA rating.

The Motion Picture Association ofAmerica (MPAA) has implemented a

rating system that provides parents or


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rating system that provides parents orguardians with advanced information

on which films are appropriate forchildren.

Movie Rating (MPAA) displays a

column with locks and the following

ratings categories:

G: General audience (no restrictions).

PG: Parental guidance suggested.

PG-13: Parents strongly cautioned.

R: Restricted. Children under 17

should be accompanied by an adult


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should be accompanied by an adult.

NC-17: No children under age 17.

X: Adults only.

NR: Not rated.


entry field to lock (That is, you click

it.). For example, click the X lock

and you block all X-rated movies.

N The rating categories are also

grouped so that clicking one

category blocks all the categories

a parent would block along with it


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a parent would block along with it.

For example, if you block the PG-13

category, then R, NC-17 and X will

automatically be blocked also.


icon.

Canadian English Rating: You can

block TV programs based on theirAnglophone Canadian ratings.

Canadian English Rating displays a


ratings categories:


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ratings categories:

C: Programming intended for children

under age 8.

C8+: Programming generally

considered acceptable for children

8 years and over to watch on their

own.

G: General programming, suitable forall audiences.

PG: Parental Guidance.

14+: Programming contains themes

or content which may not be suitable


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or content which may not be suitable

for viewers under the age of 14.

18+: Adult programming.



it.). For example, click the 18+ lock

and you block all TV programs rated

18+.

N The rating categories are also

grouped so that clicking one


a parent would block along with


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a parent would block along with

it. For example, if you block the G

category, then PG, 14+ and 18+ will

automatically be blocked.


icon.

Canadian French Rating: You can block

TV programs based on their FrenchCanadian ratings.

Canadian French Rating displays a


ratings categories:


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ratings categories

G: General

8 ans+: Programming generally

considered acceptable for children

8 years and over to watch on their

own.

13 ans+: Programming may not be

suitable for children under the age of13.

16 ans+: Programming is not suitable

for children under the age of 16.

18 ans+: Programming restricted to


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18 ans Programming restricted to

adults.



it.). For example, click the 18 ans+

lock and you block all TV programs

rated 18 ans+.

NThe rating categories are alsogrouped so that clicking one


a parent would block along with it.

For example, if you block the 8 ans+

h 13 16 d


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category, then 13 ans+, 16 ans+ and

18 ans+ will automatically be blocked

also.


icon.

Downloadable U.S. Rating: Parental

restriction information you can usewhile watching DTV channels.

N If information is not downloaded

from the broadcasting station, the

Downloadable U.S. Rating menu is


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. . g

deactivated.

N Parental restriction information is

automatically downloaded while you

watch DTV channels. It may take

several seconds.

N The Downloadable U.S. Rating menu

is available for use after informationis downloaded from the broadcasting

station. However, depending on theinformation from the broadcasting

station, it may not be available for


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, yuse.

N Parental restriction levels differ

depending on the broadcasting

station. The default menu name and

the Downloadable U.S. Rating change

depending on the downloaded

information.

N Even if you set the on-screen

display to another language, the

Downloadable U.S. Rating menu will

appear in English only.


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N Blocking one rating level will

automatically block other categories

that deal with more sensitive

material.

N The rating titles (For example:

Humor Level..etc) and TV ratings

(For example: DH, MH, H..etc) maydiffer depending on the broadcasting

station.

Change PIN

The Change PIN screen will appear


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The Change PIN screen will appear.

Choose any 4 digits for your PIN and

enter them in Enter New PIN fields. Re-

enter the same 4 digits in Confirm New

PIN fields. When the Confirm screen

disappears, select Close. The TV has

memorized your new PIN.

How to watch a restricted program ormovie

If the TV is tuned to a restricted

program or movie, the Program Rating

Lock will block it.


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The screen will go blank and a pop-

up message appears. Enter the PIN to

unblock the program or movie using

your remote.

N The Smart Touch Control is not available.

If you forget the PIN code, press

the remote control buttons in the

following sequence in Standby

mode, which resets the PIN to 0-

0-0-0: MUTEM824P

(power on).


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Economical Solutions

Eco Solution

MenuSystemEco Solution

Energy Saving

Lets you adjusts the brightness of


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Lets you adjusts the brightness of

the TV in order to reduce power

consumption. If you select Picture Off,

the screen is turned off, but the sound

remains on. Press any button except

the volume button to turn on the

screen.

Eco Sensor

To enhance power savings, the picture

settings will automatically adapt to the

light in the room.

N If you adjust Backlight for LED TV /


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Cell Light for PDP TV in the Picture

menu, the Eco Sensor will be set to

Off automatically.

Min. Backlight for LED TV / Min Cell

Lightfor PDP TV : When the Eco Sensor

is set to On, you can manually adjust

the minimum screen brightness.

N If the Eco Sensor is set to On, the

display brightness may change

(become slightly darker or brighter)

depending on the light intensity


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in your room. You can control the

screens minimum brightness withthe Min. Backlight / Min Cell Light

function.

No Signal Power Off

To avoid unnecessary energy

consumption, you can set how long

you want the TV to remain on if its not

receiving a signal.

N Disabled when an attached PC is in

power saving mode.

Auto Power Off


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Auto Power Off

The TV will automatically turned off

when no user operation is detected for

4 hours.

Picture In Picture (PIP)

PIP

MenuSystemPIP

You can watch a program whose signal

has passed through the TVs tuner and


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video from one external video source

simultaneously.

For example, if you have a cable box

connected to the Cable In jack, you can

use PIP to watch programs from the

cable box and a movie from a Blu-ray

player attached to the HDMI In jack.

N While Smart Hub or Program Rating

Lock is on, you cannot use the PIP.

PIP

Activate or deactivate the PIP function.


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Air/Cable

Select either Air or Cable as the input

source for the sub-picture screen.

Channel

Select the channel for the sub-picture

screen.

Size

Select a size for the sub-picture screen.

Position

Select a position for the sub-picture

screen.


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N In Double (, ) mode, you

cannot select Position.

Sound Select

You can choose to listen to the sound

from the main picture or the sub

picture.

N If you turn the TV off while watching

in the PIP mode, the PIP function is

reset to Off. When you turn your TV

on, you must turn PIP on again to

watch in the PIP mode.

N


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N You may notice that the picture in

the PIP screen becomes slightly

unnatural when you use the main

screen to view a game or karaoke.

N The PIP is not supported in 3D

function.

N PIP Settings: The picture from the

external video source will be in the

main screen and the picture from

the TVs tuner will be in the PIP sub-

picture screen.

Main picture: Component, HDMI


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a p ctu e Co po e t,

Sub picture: TV

Using the TV with a Keyboard and a Mouse

Device Manager

MenuSystemDevice Manager

Using this function, you can set up

input devices to use with the TV. You


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can check your device list and adjust

the settings in this menu.

N Depending on the model of the USB

HID keyboard and mouse may not be

compatible with your TV.

Keyboard Settings

Lets you use a USB or Bluetooth

keyboard with your TV. If you want

to use a USB keyboard, connect it on

the USB port. If you want to use a

Bluetooth keyboard, connect it using

the Bluetooth function.

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